Vi isso, é sobre ser fake essa hisroria que russo tentaram invadir sistema pra manipular resultados de eleições americanas (mas não dá pra conferir por essa fonte, ainda que seja verdade, pois parece que tem viés pró-republicano):
https://www.minds.com/blog/view/654937368142290946The Moral Obligation of MediaThe media has an important job. In the modern age, we are all extremely busy. Everyone has many things to do and sometimes consuming news is difficult. This is where news sources come into play. By presenting facts in an easily consumable and efficient manner, busy people who would otherwise be unable to become knowledgeable about the news can consume and learn what is going on with their own country. Mainstream media has failed the people by presenting a distorted view of reality. Media has a moral obligation to provide good service, and they have failed is all.
Turn on any news source and there will be bias; however, presenting just the facts on an issue is the only way to provide quality content to all. When presidential candidates start conspiracy theories and without evidence the media reports an hour on the lack of evidence, they are no longer media they are opinion and should go in the opinion section with what happened to which celebrity this week. “Did Donald Trump collude with Russia to rig the US election? We don’t know, but here are the consequences if it did happen.” There are no facts to back up these claims. Despite this, the organization brings in several “experts” and have them yell at each other then call it news and repeat in the next hour. After a lively debate full of screaming, no facts are presented and the audience has gained nothing
Providing little other than the facts is important; however, a news organization cannot present all facts. Instead they must go through the arduous process of picking and choosing the most important facts. Bias has popped up here in several news sources recently. For instance, Fox News has routinely selectively chosen which facts to report. In the case of Planned Parenthood ‘selling’ aborted fetuses for science, they did not report that the money collected was meant to offset the costs of storage and transportation. Even when the evidence was in the same video they showed on their network, they selectively showed only part of the clip to smear planned parenthood. In the case of the Treyvon Martin case, MSNBC chose to cutting out key portions of the 911 call to paint the shooter as racist, when Zimmerman was actually simply responding to the 911 operator’s question.
Accuracy is not what the media has striven for. Instead the media has routinely chosen to present no facts in favor of commentary. When the media should be presenting important facts for the viewer, news organizations have put up only the facts that would further their narrative. Like all fields, news should seek to describe reality as best as possible. Us scientists must use evidence to support our claims; the news should be no different.